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    Default Re: Fights in which you KNEW the underdog would win.

    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Morales over Pacquiao I
    Hopkins over Pavlik
    Cotto over Margarito 2
    Morales must have been favourite against Manny?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Morales over Pacquiao I
    Hopkins over Pavlik
    Cotto over Margarito 2
    Morales must have been favourite against Manny?
    nope Morales was coming off his "loss" to Barrera in their 3rd fight, and Pacquiao was coming off his previous wins against Barrera, 3k Battery, and his draw against JMM, Morales pulling off the win was considered an upset at the time

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    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    I picked Margarito to beat Cotto, Hopkins to beat Tito, Cook to beat Arthur and on a much smaller scale I remember people were raving about Bradley Pryce getting a world title shot and I told my friends Matthew Hall would destroy him and knock him out.

    I got ridiculed for picking ....


    Margarito over Cotto


    Ike Ibeabuchi over Tua


    Lennox Lewis over Razor Ruddick


    Bernard Hopkins over Trinidad


    Bernard Hopkins over Pavlik


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
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    Some were picked on favoritism and some you just KNEW

    Hopkins vs Trinidad. Still scratching my head over how Hopkins was made to sound a afterthought
    Simon Brown vs Terry Norris 1..just had that sneaking feeling after initial cancellation
    Holyfield vs Tyson 1...still remember some press heads saying they feared for his life
    Sorjaturong vs Chiquita Gonzalez
    Azumah Nelson vs Jeff Fenech II...regardless of first fight 'draw' still no clue how it was thought an upset.
    Frankie Randall vs J.C Chavez I...Randall was just so damn sharp and supremely confident. In another life and minus the demons and vices Randall should have been so much more.
    Nigel Benn vs Gerald McClellan...the phenomenal bricks of Jackson aside the G-man had never faced anything close to Benn.
    Joseph Agbeko vs Vic The crab
    Rafa Ruelas vs Oscar De La Hoya...ok I was wrong there. Terribly wrong and borderline delusional dislike wrong

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    When Naz defended his world title for the first time, against Said Lawal, I watched it in the pub. That was, I think, in 2001.

    I turned around to the whole room, all of whom believed the hype about the Prince, and said that there was a young Mexican called Marco Antonio Barrera who would beat Hamed.

    Howls of drunk enough derision ensued .... 5 years later I was proven right
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    I think one of the most famous ones in the UK was Ryan/Thaxton.

    Ryan may have been 22-0 and the champ and this fight was non title and Thaxton was moving up in weight and 3-3 in his six fights previous. But it was well known style wise it was a horrible matchup for Scrap Iron; there was plenty of money on the big underdog, all the rumours about the outcome were even hinted at on TV and two minutes after the first bell Thaxton had duly flattened Ryan...
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    Default Re: Fights in which you KNEW the underdog would win.

    Can't think of too many massive ones, although Calzaghe - Lacy sticks out.
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    Default Re: Fights in which you KNEW the underdog would win.

    I knew Tyson Fury would beat Wlad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    I knew Tyson Fury would beat Wlad.
    You were pretty non-committal till after the event. Then , all of a sudden you turned into a Ross clone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
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    I knew Tyson Fury would beat Wlad.
    You were pretty non-committal till after the event. Then , all of a sudden you turned into a Ross clone.
    Non committal my ass, saddo league prediction was Fury points UD.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
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    I knew Tyson Fury would beat Wlad.
    You were pretty non-committal till after the event. Then , all of a sudden you turned into a Ross clone.
    Non committal my ass, saddo league prediction was Fury points UD.
    Wasn't UD, you just said Pts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    I knew Tyson Fury would beat Wlad.
    You were pretty non-committal till after the event. Then , all of a sudden you turned into a Ross clone.
    Non committal my ass, saddo league prediction was Fury points UD.
    Wasn't UD, you just said Pts.
    Same thing
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    Default Re: Fights in which you KNEW the underdog would win.

    Ok then.

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    Default Re: Fights in which you KNEW the underdog would win.

    Not sure if Mosley was an underdog vs Margarito, but the website I was at scorned me for saying Mosley would take away the taller man's inside game and yes ...stop him.

    Gatti vs Gomez. The fact that he would choose such an opponent made me loathe to watch it.
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